The National Collegiate Athletic Association is the main body that organizes college sports in the United States — setting the rules, eligibility and championships that its member schools compete under.
Founded in 1906, the NCAA is a non-profit made up of roughly 1,100 colleges and universities. It writes the playing and eligibility rules for dozens of men's and women's sports, oversees national championships, and divides its members into three tiers so schools compete against others of similar size and resources.
These trackers follow Division I — scores, standings, national rankings and postseason brackets — and refresh themselves on a schedule straight from the NCAA's public data, with no manual updates. Pick a sport from the tabs above.